This is Comic Geekspeak, episode 255.

Comic Talk and Autism in Comics with Britain Pain.

You got it on Wednesday, and it was like about it going to the bottom buff.

These guys will talk about it, everything the geeks love.

From case the laser beads, a pain is like a seasons on everything you read. And comic, movie, game, toy, artists, come. Comic, comic, come, comic, come, comic, come, come, comic, come, comic, speak, come, comic, come, comic, comic, speak, comic, come, comic, comic, speak, comic, Comic. Uniting the world's mightiest heroes, this is...

And welcome to Comic Geek speak.

I'm Peter Rios.

I'm Shane Kelly.

I'm Brian Deemer.

I'm Brian Christman.

I'm Britton Payne.

Comic Geep Speak! And welcome to the show. Britain Payne.

Comic D.C.

And welcome to the show.

This episode is sponsored by The Autism Scene, a nonprofit dedicated to including more explicitly autistic characters in kids' pop culture.

You may have seen the autism scene founder and longtime CGS listener, Britton Payne,

speaking at Comic-Conns on topics like autism and comics,

authentically creating autistic characters,

and after 50 years, why do spidey superstories still matter to autistic readers and everybody else?

Now the autism scene is running the 2026,

Ospec Awards, a kids animated series

spec script competition.

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